question on speakup-source debian package

[Gregory Nowak]

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Thanks, I understand that, and this is exactly what the speakup-source
package does as far as I can tell. Maybe I wasn't asking what I want
to know in the best way, so let me try to clarify. The
module-assistant man page reiterates more than once, that you should
be building modules against the source of the currently running
kernel. So, what I wanted to know is can I use the speakup-source
package to build the speakup modules against the 2.6.26 kernel, while
still running 2.6.25.12, or must I be running 2.6.26 to build the
speakup modules against it?

Hopefully, this makes what I'd like to know a bit clearer. Thanks.

Greg


On Sat, Jul 26, 2008 at 02:27:58PM -0400, John covici wrote:
> OK, I should put in a word here -- in the latest speakup and I am not
> sure about how Debian implements this, the kernel is not actually
> patched unless you want to be able to use menuconfig to control what
> is built in or not -- it just compiles the modules and you load the
> ones you want.  Kernel source is no longer touched at all.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 


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